Some biographical information on Anne Chambers, a South Whidbey Hometown Hero.
Part of everyone’s life is ‘letting go’ — letting go of relationships, dreams, titles, opinions, hurts or resentments.
Read what other people think of South Whidbey’s Hometown Heroes Jim Enstrom and Larry Corradini.
This is a story of two best friends, affectionately known as ‘Mo and Jo.’ They volunteer everywhere, Good Cheer, Calvary Church, Senior Center, Brookhaven, Community Thrift and for numerous South Whidbey neighbors.
At the end of each school year, the South Whidbey Record’s “Hometown Hero” features a high school senior nominated by the schools.
A little background information on the South Whidbey Record’s Hometown Hero, Lennox Bishop.
People have lots of praise for the South Whidbey Record’s Hometown Hero, Lennox Bishop.
What does it mean to live a belief in “live and let live?”
Here are a few extensive quotes from family, friends and fellow servants of Eloisa Murphy, Hometown Hero.
A quick Q&A with this month’s Hometown Hero, Paula Pugh.
Read what other people, friends, family and co-workers say about this month’s Hometown Hero, Paula Pugh.
Paula Pugh has a way of bringing meaning and joy into people’s lives, be it through music, entertaining, equestrianship or teaching others how to be a friend.
“It was one of those days, actually it had been a month of those days, where nothing was going right,” said Sandy Wright. “I promised my daughter I would take her to the library book sale, so I dragged myself there. A woman we didn’t know took special interest in us.
